


A Lady and her Two Princes

by Namacub95



Series: This World Isn't Like The Songs [6]
Category: Dragon Age (Video Games), Dragon Age - All Media Types, Dragon Age: Origins
Genre: Alternate Universe - Arranged Marriage, Alternate Universe - Canon Divergence, Alternate Universe - Royalty, Arranged Marriage, Cheating, F/M, Forced Abortion, Kink Meme, Multi, POV Female Character, Prince Alistair - Freeform, Unhappy marriage
Language: English
Status: Completed
Published: 2016-09-01
Updated: 2016-09-01
Packaged: 2018-08-12 06:52:56
Rating: Mature
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Chapters: 1
Words: 5,519
Publisher: archiveofourown.org
Story URL: https://archiveofourown.org/works/7924843
Author URL: https://archiveofourown.org/users/Namacub95/pseuds/Namacub95
Summary: <blockquote class="userstuff">
              <p>Her marriage to Prince Cailan had been set in stone since she was old enough to walk. It was an honour, they told her, to be the future queen of Ferelden. They didn't tell her that Cailan would make her thoroughly miserable.</p><p> </p><p>  <i>Female Cousland is in an arranged marriage to Prince Cailan - Dragon Age Kink Meme Fill.</i></p>
            </blockquote>





	A Lady and her Two Princes

**Author's Note:**

> Fill of this prompt: http://dragonage-kink.livejournal.com/11571.html?thread=63414067#t63414067

The carriage had arrived to sweep her away to Denerim and to her fiance, soon-to-be husband. Serra would have preferred to ride the road to Denerim herself, to be able to race through the countryside, to explore off the road and see the people she would someday rule, but that was considered undignified and too wild for a future princess. It seemed that everything she did was often considered "too wild" for a princess not that Serra could ever bring herself to care.

"I love you, Pup." Her father she would miss most of all. Teyrn Bryce Cousland had never cared that his daughter was not the typical noble girl, preferring to run wild around Highever with her bow and her mabari instead of sitting and learning to sew and sing. Serra wished that he or Fergus would be coming with her but they wouldn't be coming to Denerim until her wedding. No, only a small retinue of Highever men would be escorting her to her future husband for her protection...as if Serra was incapable of defending herself.

"I love you too, Father." Her smile was a brittle one, Serra hoped her father wouldn't notice how so but he knew her too well.

"Try and find some happiness." Were his parting words "I know you don't want this but I promise that you'll come to love Denerim."

Serra seriously doubted that. Highever was her home and it would always be even if she spent most of her time at the royal court. She would miss the sea and the woods that she'd come to know like the back of her hand through years of riding and exploring with Fergus and Rory at her heels.

 _And now I'm going to spend my days locked up in court, having smile and simper,_ she thought bitterly.

But her marriage to Cailan had been arranged since before Serra could walk and there would be no backing out of it now. It had never been her choice, she had only been an infant, and one of the first lessons that Serra ever learnt was that noble girls rarely had a choice in anything. She wondered if her betrothed was just as anxious and unhappy about the arrangement as she was, Cailan probably had even less say than her despite being a prince as his life had been decided for him since the moment he was born.

The carriage finally pulled away and all Serra could do was watch as Highever shrank into the distance before disappearing completely.

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The royal court is a pit of vipers if ever Serra saw one. It amazed her endlessly how the nobles would be smiling to her one minute and slandering her behind her back the next. She knew from the moment she arrived that she would stand out, not only being Cailan's betrothed but also because of how unladlylike she was. Her mother had always tried to prepare her for this, to teach her how to be proper and to have manners like steel, but Serra had never listened and now she sorely regretted it.

It would be a steep learning curve, trying to relearn all her mother had tried to teach but she had wilfully ignored. There could be no room for her old ways here, not in a future princess and queen.

She was grateful though that at least she could count on having Anora at her side. The elder woman had taken her under her wing almost the moment she had arrived and that had made her feel somewhat better. It was strange to think how her friend had almost been where she was now if not for King Maric deciding otherwise and sometimes Serra wondered why he hadn't chosen the daughter of his oldest friend to be his son's bride. 

Where she lacked, Anora more than made up for. She was witty, unbelievably clever and Serra was grateful sometimes that she was friend rather than foe because Anora could out scheme even the best courtiers with ease. She'd been born for the life of a court lady and Serra envied it.

Cailan is another matter entirely. Serra didn't know quite what to expect from her betrothed, she had never even met him before moving to court, but she ended up finding herself disappointed nonetheless. 

He was boisterous and bold, that much was true and it seemed to earn him a legion of admirers. With his long fair hair, handsome face and warrior's body he seemed like any young maiden's dream come true and on that front she couldn't fault him. However, where his father was wise, Cailan seemed nothing but an idealistic fool drunk on dreams of grandeur. Serra wondered how two men could even be related considering how different Maric and Cailan were.

What seems the most insulting to her, Cailan's eyes were well known to wander. Despite Anora's attempts to reassure her that he would grow out of it as soon as they were wed, Serra very much doubted that.

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One of the few solaces Serra could find was that at least she was still allowed to ride and hunt like she had at Highever. Escaping from court for even a day was a joy to her, especially as her wedding drew closer and closer. Nothing ever seemed to compare to the wind in her hair as she rode out in the woods surrounding the capital with nothing but her bow and loyal Beric, her mabari, at her side. The ladies, even Anora never wanted to join her on her rides, preferring to stay back and not get their precious dresses or hair dirty from riding so Serra was often alone.

That day was no different. She had been tracking a stag for most of the morning, leaving her horse tied at a nearby tree until she could return with her prize in hand. She would enjoy tasting the venison tonight with her future family.

A snap of twigs underfoot sent Beric racing off into the undergrowth with her following shortly behind. She had got it this time. The stag would not elude her again today. Her hound had been her hunting companion since she was old enough enough to sit a horse and rarely did she ever need to tell him to pursue, he knew her well. 

What she wasn't expecting was to hear the frightened whiny of a horse followed by a loud splash accompanying Beric's howls. Up ahead through the undergrowth she found a stream and her mabari pinning a man to the riverbed. 

"Beric! Get off!" She scolded him. Serra always hated scolding her beloved dog, the face of pure guilt and sadness he gave her always broke her heart. No small wonder that Beric often had the run of Highever in her youth often to the ire of the servants.

"I'm so sorry." Immediately she launched into her apologies, holding out a hand to help her hound's unfortunate victim back to his feet once more "We've been tracking a deer. We didn't even know there was anyone out here --"

Serra's words caught in her throat as she got her first proper look at the man Beric had flattened. Even dripping wet, she couldn't deny how like Cailan and Maric he looked. How could that possibly be? There were no other members of the royal family since Queen Rowan had passed away. Yet he had the same fair hair as Cailan, a darker blonde than his, the same strong jaw and facial features as Maric and the same well-built body as the King and Prince. Perhaps it was coincidence only but Serra couldn't help her stare even as he took her hand and stood once more.

"Ow. I will admit that hurt." He said with a wince but he was quick to flash her a smile "Your mabari certainly knows how to flatten someone. I'd have hated to be that deer."

Serra could feel her cheeks redden even with his joking tone. She was sure that if she had been accompanied by any of the court ladies then she would never hear the end of this. What princess lets her mabari attack an innocent bystander? That would certainly count as a definite black mark on her character.

"Relax, I'm fine. See? No harm done." He smiled at her, gesturing to himself as if to prove his point "I suppose if you're out here then you're one of the court ladies, right?"

Swallowing she forced herself to reply "I am. I'm Serra Cousland of Highever."

"Cailan's betrothed?" 

She found herself grimacing despite herself. Serra was well used now to simply being referred to as "Cailan's betrothed" as if she was no one outside of that. She hated it but she couldn't say anything for fear of sounding ungrateful for her position. Her parents had raised her better than that.

"Yes. I'm his fiance...or his wife in a few weeks time."

Their wedding was approaching quickly and Serra couldn't help but dread it. She wasn't one for massive affairs of grandeur and pomp let alone being right in the centre of everyone's attention. She would have to be the picture of a perfect princess and yet she was sure that Cailan would probably find some way to embarrass her. He'd done nothing but embarrass her from the day she had arrived at court even as she pretended not to notice the stream of giggling women who left his chambers on a regular basis.

"Ah. Well for that you have my sympathy. Cailan's not exactly the picture-perfect prince, is he?"

"H-How could you say that?" Serra was half impressed at this man's boldness to talk so openly about Cailan's faults. No one else at the royal court ever seemed to dream that Cailan wasn't anything less than perfect and if they did they they kept it to themselves.

"But I am right, aren't I?" He pressed.

Her silence was all the confirmation the stranger needed to know he was right. She probably should have lied and said that Cailan was nothing short of virtuous but she couldn't force the lie past her lips. He may be her betrothed but she wasn't going to lie for him even to a stranger she met in the woods.

"I thought so." Even his voice seemed to take a darker tone at that as if he too was disappointed that Cailan wasn't as perfect as he seemed but he seemed to shove it aside "If it's not too much bother, could I ask a favour? My horse seems to have run off and I need to reach Denerim, would you mind if I travelled back with you?"

Serra could hardly begrudge him that. After all, she was the cause of his misfortune in the first place and the least she could do was offer to help him back to the capital. The ride back was awkward and silent as they shared her horse with Beric loping along beside them. Her stranger was quick to leave her at Denerim's gates, smiling and bidding her farewell before disappearing into the crowd. 

Serra would have passed it off as simply a strange run in. She would likely never see the man again and didn't even get his name. She was determined to put the day's events behind her and focus on her upcoming wedding instead. 

That was until she sat down to dinner. She took her usual place at Cailan's side, her eyes focused on her lap as Cailan and Maric discussed the day's affairs with each other. She was rarely included in these discussions even when she had an opinion. Apparently Cailan believed it was a princess and a queen's duty to simply stand, look pretty and produce heirs rather than contribute to the runnning of the country.

"Oh! There you are! I was worried you'd forgotten your way here after all this time." Maric spoke suddenly as the doors to the chamber opened. Serra could only react with mute shock as she stared at the man she had ran into earlier. He was dressed in finer clothes and he was dry again but it was undeniably the same man.

"I don't believe you've met my other son, Serra." Maric commented, turning to look at her. She schooled her face into a more neutral expression as the King clapped his hand on his son's shoulder "This is my younger son, Alistair."

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It doesn't take long for gossip to turn to Maric's second son. Serra was never one to listen to the half-truths and almost slanderous rumours that the court ladies exchanged with each other but this time she found herself curious. She was too embarrassed to go straight to Alistair for answers even though he now often hung around the fringes of the court, attempting to make himself as unobtrusive as possible. How had Maric managed to have a second child, a second son, and yet no one outside of the royal family and few close friends and advisors knew of his existence? 

"Because he's a bastard." Anora confided in her over sewing her wedding dress when she finally worked up the courage to ask "Cailan is Queen Rowan's son but no one knows who Alistair's mother is. King Maric just appeared one day with him in his arms and proclaimed him his son."

Now Serra understood somewhat. Alistair was a threat to Cailan's rule if his existence was well-known and it was likely Queen Rowan kept any rumours of him from leaving court. She wondered how Queen Rowan had even bared having a bastard child raised alongside her own son. Perhaps Cailan wasn't so different from his father after all.

"So why has he been away from court?" 

"That was Queen Rowan's doing before she died. I believe when he was ten he was sent away to be fostered in Nevarra with some member of Penthergast family. Since then he's only come back to court a handful of times and he probably only stays away because Maric doesn't want to dishonour Queen Rowan's memory any more than he already had."

She hummed in response to that. It seemed plausible to her and likely Anora had seen all these events happen or at least heard about them from her own father.

"So why return now? The wedding?" She asked. It was the only reason she could fathom that Maric's bastard son would be back at court at all.

"Most likely." Anora replied "He may be a bastard but he is still Cailan's brother. They may not be close but I suspect Maric invited him. It was always rumoured to have favoured Alistair over Cailan when they were children."

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As expected, her wedding is a grand affair. All the Banns had arrived to see their future king married to his childhood betrothed in a massive ceremony. A royal wedding, after all, was not something that occurred every day and it was ensured that no expense was spared where Cailan was concerned. In fact, Serra suspected that he had personally oversaw everything so as people would tell stories of the day for years to come. That wouldn't have shocked her in the slightest. Cailan always seemed to want the attention and glory of everything focused squarely on himself, the fact she was even there would likely be an afterthought at most.

The feast they lay out is truly impressive and everyone at court is quite content to make themselves merry. Wine and beer flow steadily alongside course after course of fine food. She and Cailan have the place of honour, Maric sitting to Cailan's right instead of at the centre of the table as would be usual and Alistair to his left.

Of all the things she was looking forward to, it was seeing her own family again. Her father had been the one to escort her down the aisle and her mother and Fergus hadn't left her side since the ceremony had ended. She had missed them so much that she had to hold back tears just at seeing them again.

She doesn't want to think what will come later that night and instead focuses on anything else.

Cailan will not dance with her, a move that shocks even the most ardent of his supporters, and so she decides she will dance without him. Serra wouldn't let him shame her any more than he had before their marriage. If he couldn't be bothered with her then she would happily endure the strange looks and rumours that would follow to have some fun for once. 

Fergus is happy to oblige her, and even happier to piss off Cailan, and spins her around song after song, both of them laughing like they were young children again. Soon however, the songs change to a more romantic mood and he leaves her to find Oriana to dance with instead. Serra is content to leave now too, she had more than made her statement and she was happy to see that Cailan at least had the decency to look reproached.

"Mind if I have this one?" 

A voice called her back and she turned to see it was Alistair. He was even more handsome dressed in fine silks and velvets for the occasion. A part of her knew that this would be going too far, to dance with her husband's half-brother amongst so many other married and betrothed couples but at that moment she couldn't bring herself to care. 

"You may." She replied with a smile, taking his hand and letting him lead her to the floor.

Dancing with Alistair is not the same as dancing with Fergus had been. Her brother was a never one for keeping pace and had two left-feet but Alistair lead her around the floor with a gentle but firm hand. She could feel a blush creeping up her cheeks, pressed against his chest so tight that she could feel the muscle beneath his shirt. Serra could admit to herself that Alistair was a very attractive man and a far better man than his half-brother.

As soon as that dance had ended, Cailan had taken her roughly and declared he was going to bed her. The court had cheered their approval at this save for Alistair who watched her go with sadness in his warm brown eyes. Cailan's hand around her arm was like a vice as he marched with her up to the bedchamber they had set aside for the night, his anger wasn't undisguised and Serra felt somewhat triumphant in that. Finally he would get a taste of the shame he had heaped on her since she had arrived at court.

He is not gentle when he takes her. His hands leave bruises where they land and he bites her neck so hard it draws blood. He doesn't seem to care whether her cries are because of pain or pleasure, so focused on claiming her body as his territory and his alone. When he finally spills his seed between her thighs, he leaves her alone to her pain.

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After the wedding, Cailan goes back to disregarding her entirely and for that Serra is somewhat thankful. He only comes to her to bed her and then leaves as soon as he is done with her, uncaring about how she feels. This is the normality of her marriage and she isn't even surprised by that.

The only thing Cailan ever done for her was assign her a new maid to help her as she was now a princess. Leliana was a beautiful Orelsian woman, red-haired and sweet tempered with a smile, a song or a story always at hand. A servant she might be but Serra quickly came to see her as a friend as well, she had so few outside of Anora and now she was being taken away from court to see about finding her own husband.

There was also Alistair but since her wedding night she had been reluctant to seek out his company. Cailan's jealousy burnt hot which seemed hilarious to her considering how many women he took to his bed even before their marriage. Still, Alistair was better company than the gossiping ladies and much more entertaining to talk to besides. She often begged him for tales of Nevarra and the Free Marches and all the other places he had travelled, places she would likely never see.

"I bet you'd love Ostwick. I've a friend there named Jasper Trevelyan and he knows the filthiest jokes you've ever heard and he's meant to be working for the Chantry."

Serra smiled at that "I'd love to see Highever again. It's the most beautiful place in Ferelden."

"Maybe we can go sometime. I've always wanted to go there." Alistair suggested brightly. Serra doubted Cailan would allow her to go alone anywhere with Alistair where he couldn't have eyes and ears on them at every second "I'll ask my father about it."

She didn't know how he managed to convince Maric to let them go, or how he managed to ensure Cailan stayed in Denerim whilst they were away but Alistair managed it. Her joy filled her to the brim. She'd longed to go home ever since she had arrived in Denerim and now she finally had the chance. Alistair would be with her and she found herself more happy about that than anything. She'd come to love his company at court most of all and since Maric had found a use for him in the capital he had been allowed to stay for the time being.

"I hope you like riding because the carriage will be staying at the palace." She told him as she saddled her horse for the journey.

"So long as Beric doesn't mistake me for a deer again, I'll race you there."

"You're on, Theirin."

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Highever's coast was Serra's favourite place in the world. The rocky cliffs which gave way to long sandy beaches with the smell of salt in the air always enthralled her. She was quick to take Alistair there, to show him all the beauty of her home before they both had to be back at court again but so long as she was home that was always a distant thought in her mind and so was her husband.

"You do know how to swim, right?" Serra asked him taking him down to the beach one day. She, Fergus and Rory had often came here to swim and play when they were children. They had built sandcastles and dunked each other in the sea, once they had even tried to make a boat out of the driftwood they found lying up the beach but only succeeded in getting soaked to the skin.

"Of course I can! I'm part fish, don't you know." Alistair boasted, stripping his shirt off and diving into the sea without any further comment.

The sight of him wet and bare-chested made Serra's face red and for a second she forgets how to breathe. He has always been handsome, always been so much better than his half-brother. Alistair was a fine man and not for the first time she wishes that he was the Theirin son that she had married and not Cailan.

But that was selfish and stupid if Cailan ever found out.

But for once, Serra wanted to be selfish, to have something that she wanted instead of having her life dictated for her. She had seen Alistair's eyes following her as she went about court, she knew that he may feel the same as her and that Cailan's jealousy was not so misplaced as it seemed. In secret corners of the palace's library and cloistered together in the gardens Serra had wished she was bold enough to take what she wanted but she had a duty and Couslands always did their duties no matter how unsavoury.

But this once, she gives in. As soon as Alistair resurfaces from the sea again she takes her chance. His lips taste of salt from the sea and are firm beneath her own. He is quick to pull her closer, wrapping his arms around her waist and tracing her lower lip with his tongue. She can feel every muscle in his chest under her fingers and it sparks a heat between her thighs that Cailan's touch never had.

Serra doesn't even care when the tide rushes in, soaking them both to the skin.

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It is different after that and how could it not be. Even after returning to court they can't seem to be apart for more than a few hours before Alistair sneaks her away to some secluded corner to kiss her.

It is dangerous and foolish but Serra doesn't care. How could something so good be wrong? How could what she felt be wrong when Cailan seems to prefer the company of other women. He'd had more than his fair share of affairs, she could have this one. Only this one.

If Alistair cared that he was fooling around with his half-brother's wife then he didn't show it. Perhaps he liked the danger of being with someone he wasn't allowed to have, Serra didn't care because he made her feel more than her year of marriage ever had. His kisses were so sweet and his touches seemed to send her body aflame. She hadn't bedded him, she hadn't been that bold and Alistair seemed content with simple kisses and chaste touches. 

She was sure that Leliana knew what she was doing because she often added perfume to her wrists and neck before she met with Alistair and was the only one to see the purple marks left on her skin by his mouth. Anora knew too only because Serra had told her and swore her to keep it secret. She ft that she could trust Anora with that. She was the best friend she had since she had first arrived in Denerim and she knew more than most Cailan's character.

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Serra wondered if somehow Cailan had discovered her infidelity because Alistair was soon to leave for the Free Marches. It was supposed to be a diplomatic mission, intending to make an alliance between Ferelden and the new Prince of Starkhaven, Sebastian Vael. Serra couldn't help but be sceptical especially when Cailan made no moves to hide how happy he was that Alistair was finally leaving court for a good while.

Her misery must have been not as well hidden as she thought because the night before Alistair's departure, Anora appeared in her chambers.

"Don't ask me how but I've managed to get you tonight alone with Alistair. Make the most of it." She told her, handing her a bundle of servant's clothes with a conspiratorial wink.

"You have no idea how much I love you at this moment." She told her, her smile bright enough to rival the sun.

Leaving her chambers and sneaking across the royal wing to Alistair's chambers was easier than Serra could have imagined. Whatever Anora had done, the guards seemed to have either disappeared or appeared indifferent to the supposed serving girl who was walking the halls at night. She would have never dared any other night but she would lose Alistair come the dawn and she wanted to have at least one last kiss from him before he departed.

Alistair was waiting for her when she slipped inside his chambers. His mouth was hot on her own, tongue coaxing her mouth open for him to explore, his hands gripping her tightly as if she would turn to smoke if he didn't. Tonight was different to their usual meetings, desperation was in the air as their lips moved and their hands wandered.

"Serra. Please." His moan caught her off guard. The sound of her name mixed with arousal and desperation made her own desire flare more strongly. She wanted him. She wanted Alistair so badly that it was almost painful. She could feel how wet her thighs had become and if they didn't act now they may never get the chance to again. 

She lead him over to his bed. They had come too far and she was too desperate to resist anymore. Serra didn't want to resist anymore. She loved Alistair, she realised, and if tonight was the last chance she had to be with him then she would take it.

Her clothes fell away easily, baring her naked body to him and inviting him to take her. Alistair didn't need much motivation to spread her out on his bed and have his pleasure with her. His fingers and tongue were everywhere, making her keen and moan under his touch and begging for more. Her desire was his desire and it was long before she was guiding his cock into her, letting him fill her. 

That morning she ached when she left his chambers but she could only smile with the feeling of his seed running down her thighs.

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"Is it true?"

Serra flinched at the demand, Cailan's eyes were burning with fury and his hands had balled into fists. For a moment she was scared what he would do but she reminded herself that he had brought just as much shame to their marriage as she had. This was just the latest embarrassment.

"Yes. It's true."

Her hand rested on her belly protectively, over the child she had only discovered was growing there. Her attempt at finding a doctor to confirm her suspicions had backfired in that he had apparently gone straight to Cailan to congratulate him on his first child...even though Cailan had not shared her bed in months. There was no denying the truth, the child was not Cailan's and couldn't be.

"Who? _WHO_?" He lashed out, his arm swiping a vase which sat on her dresser sending it to the floor in pieces "No, wait, don't tell me. I know. It's Alistair's isn't it? That bastard got a bastard on you."

Her face was red with her own fury that he would dare insult Alistair "He's more of a man than you've ever been."

Cailan raised his hand as of to strike her for that and Serra glared at him, daring him to and prove her right. She didn't want to carry any child of Cailan's and considered it a blessing that the child in her womb was Alistair's. A child of his would make a far more worthy ruler than Cailan could be.

"Get rid of it." He snarled.

"Excuse me?"

"You heard me, woman. I want it gone." With that, he stormed from her chambers, slamming the door so hard it rattled on its hinges.

He was back again a few hours later, the doctor who had brought her joy and sorrow with him. He had a cup of foul liquid and forced her to drink while Cailan watched unmoved as she struggled to fight him. Eventually they had to call a guard in to restrain her while he poured the liquid down her throat and forced her to swallow it all.

The blood came a few days later, leaving her bedridden. Cailan claimed she had a severe cold and would be indisposed for the next few days. She only had Leliana and Anora to hold her as she wept and bled and wept.

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Serra was surprised how quickly after Anora had sent a message to Alistair that he arrived back in court. She had told him everything of what had happened between her and Cailan, and the child which would never be thanks to his half-brother's actions.

The day after he arrived, Maric sat with his two son's either side of him and looked somehow older than he really was. Cailan sported a black eye and a broken nose and Alistair wore a busted lip. Neither would look at the other.

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Cailan's death was sudden and unexpected, only a few days after the second anniversary of his marriage to her. The court was in shock, Maric in despair that his eldest child and heir was gone, and the funeral arrangements were put into effect immediately.

They burned his body in the courtyard of the palace, the whole court turned out in black to see him pass. The rumour was that an Antivan Crow had snuck into his chambers and smothered him whilst he slept. At least, that was the rumour anyways. No one had actually seen the prince die and his body had been discovered by a serving girl in the morning.

Everyone passed by her and gave their condolences, so young to be a widow. She didn't even have a child to remember her beloved prince. Such a shame. Such a tragedy.

Thankfully Alistair was there to wind his fingers through her own.

There was talk that she would be remarried to Alistair now that he was Maric's heir. After all, the agreement with Highever was that she was to marry the heir to the throne and Alistair was now the heir so Serra supposed her duty was to marry him now.

And Couslands always did their duty.


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